838 Ways to Amuse a Child

The book is in fair condition with visible signs of use. The cover shows some wear and markings, and there are inscriptions on the interior pages. The binding remains intact, ensuring the book is still a functional resource. Illustrations are clear, providing visual support for the activities described.

"838 Ways to Amuse a Child" by June Johnson, published by Collier Books in New York, 1970, is a third printing edition that continues to inspire with its diverse range of activities. This book is an essential resource for parents and educators seeking creative projects for children aged 6 to 12. The illustrations by Beryl Bailey-Jones enrich the text, making it both engaging and instructive. Originally copyrighted in 1960, this edition reflects the evolving interest in hands-on, educational activities for children. While not a first edition, its availability in this printing makes it a valuable find for those interested in vintage educational materials. The book's condition includes some handwritten inscriptions, adding a personal touch from previous owners, yet it remains a practical guide for today's creative endeavors.